Excerpt from A Woman's Error, Vol. 1 of 2: A Novel
Maud Courtenay was not a beauty, but her forehead was high and intellectual, her eyes dark and large, her mouth expressive, the upper lip denoting a haughty temper.
Robert, the only brother of Maud, was a remarkably good looking young man, exceedingly even tempered, with a mind not very energetic but of a very impulsive nature. He was a fine, manly youth, and at the time our story commences in his twentieth year.
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